Visiting Research Fellowship

Applicants for the Visiting Research Fellowship will usually hold a full-time academic post at another university or relevant position.

As a Visiting Research Fellow, we anticipate that you will work alongside a hosting member of Warwick Law School. We advise that you work with this member of staff when completing your application. Once appointed, the Law School will endeavor to provide you with a workspace including computer, printing facilities, and access to library resources, subject to availability.

A small amount of funding is also available for Visiting Research Fellows to cover reasonable costs, awarded on a competitive basis’. This funding can be used to cover travel expenses such as flights, trains etc.

Visiting Doctoral Fellowships

Visiting Doctoral Fellows should be part of a PhD program (or at an equivalent level, such as, in the fifth and final year of a Masters) in their home institution. Visiting students are defined as students who attend the University and receive advice and support through supervision and use of research facilities. These students will receive no credit or qualification from the University.

As a Visiting Doctoral Fellow you will have access to Warwick facilities (such as the library, computer access, etc.) so that you can conduct your PhD research while in residence. Visiting students typically come to Warwick for a period of up to 12 months and currently (AYs 2020-21 to 2022-23) are not liable for any fees. They can be based at any HEI anywhere (including UK). If you wish to apply, please submit an application via the University’s Postgraduate Admissions online application form.

Visiting Research Fellowship Programme for Indian National Law Schools

Enables two National Law School (NLS) Staff (from across the NLS consortium) per year (for 3 years starting in August 2023) to visit Warwick Law School (WLS). Find out more and apply.